【Crypto World】Recently, Dogecoin has been quite a hot topic, with Reddit giveaways and community discussions driving increased participation. Bitcoin, Ethereum, ZCash, and others are also riding the wave. But digging into on-chain data reveals some interesting insights——Santiment’s indicators show that the DOGE network is currently in a phase of large-scale accumulation. The Mean Coin Age is rising, indicating that early holders are hoarding rather than selling, which is a bullish signal.
The Age Consumed indicator has remained relatively stable since mid-November, suggesting that selling pressure is indeed easing. It looks like some investors are quietly positioning themselves. However, there’s a sobering piece of data: the MVRV ratio is still near its six-month low, meaning the average holder is currently facing an unrealized loss of 36%. Many are trapped in their positions.
Regarding price, DOGE has been fluctuating between $0.122 and $0.133, with no clear breakout signals technically. Some analysts warn that even if the price rises to $0.135, it doesn’t necessarily mean a trend reversal. Instead, they advise everyone to stay cautious—if a rebound occurs, be prepared to take profits promptly. After all, the data is there, but market sentiment hasn’t fully shifted yet.
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CommunityWorker
· 2025-12-30 19:58
Rebound and run, this time really need to cut losses. Losing 36% and still holding on desperately—does that make sense?
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AllInDaddy
· 2025-12-30 19:14
Sell on rebound, that's a good saying. I'm now worried about being tricked; brothers who lost 36% are still waiting, and they turn around to dump the market.
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HashBrownies
· 2025-12-30 00:59
36% loss and still dare to rebound and sell? How strong must that mindset be? I just can't understand it.
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YieldFarmRefugee
· 2025-12-28 21:50
Sell on rebound—that's not wrong to say, but the problem is someone has to take the bait.
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ProtocolRebel
· 2025-12-28 21:49
Sell on the rebound? Bro, I've seen through this trick a long time ago. The problem is, how can people with a 36% loss have the mood to wait for a rebound?
Large-scale accumulation is still continuing to absorb chips, and retail investors have already cut their losses and run.
0.122 to 0.133, just a narrow range of fluctuation, it's really boring to death.
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TestnetScholar
· 2025-12-28 21:48
Sell at the rebound? I think it's more like cutting leeks at the rebound. I'm tired of this kind of rhetoric.
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36% loss is still accumulating. The dealer's tactics are really brilliant.
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Wait, big investors are hoarding coins while analysts are telling them to sell. What's going on with this logic?
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It's that kind of "cautious approach" nonsense again. Are we bullish or bearish?
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On-chain data looks good, but the rebound and then running away is just getting caught in a trap.
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Fluctuating between 0.122 and 0.133, do they really think we're just monkeys to be played?
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Holdings are down 36%, and they're still warning to sell? Losing even more, right?
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Large accumulation = main players are absorbing the chips; rebound and then sell = letting retail help them unload. That's pretty straightforward.
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I just want to know how far this rebound can go, whether it can break 0.15.
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Community enthusiasm is rising, but market sentiment is bad. Isn't that contradictory, everyone?
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PretendingToReadDocs
· 2025-12-28 21:42
Bounce and sell, not chasing this wave anymore. Dare to call a rebound after a 36% loss?
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Large accumulation, huh? Still just those people cutting the leeks.
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The fluctuation from 0.122 to 0.133 means nothing, no enthusiasm at all.
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Community activity ≠ price increase. Don’t be fooled by this rhetoric.
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Holders are losing so much but haven't sold off. What does that mean?
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Be cautious about rebounds? Better to be cautious about losses.
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On-chain data looks good, but the price is what really matters.
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BTCBeliefStation
· 2025-12-28 21:40
Rebound and then sell, tired of this routine
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Large accumulation? I think it's large amounts being trapped
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36% loss and still dare to say there's a rebound, this analyst probably wants to harvest the leeks
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Dogecoin is like this, when it rises, it’s hyped up, when it falls, it’s all "building momentum"
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Wait, holders are losing 36% but still accumulating? How ruthless can they be
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I just want to know how long this rebound can last, feels like another trap
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The community is highly active, but on-chain data says it all, better to stay on the sidelines
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Fluctuating between 0.122 and 0.133, so boring
What signals does DOGE on-chain data reveal? Holders are at a 36% loss, and analysts suggest selling on a rebound.
【Crypto World】Recently, Dogecoin has been quite a hot topic, with Reddit giveaways and community discussions driving increased participation. Bitcoin, Ethereum, ZCash, and others are also riding the wave. But digging into on-chain data reveals some interesting insights——Santiment’s indicators show that the DOGE network is currently in a phase of large-scale accumulation. The Mean Coin Age is rising, indicating that early holders are hoarding rather than selling, which is a bullish signal.
The Age Consumed indicator has remained relatively stable since mid-November, suggesting that selling pressure is indeed easing. It looks like some investors are quietly positioning themselves. However, there’s a sobering piece of data: the MVRV ratio is still near its six-month low, meaning the average holder is currently facing an unrealized loss of 36%. Many are trapped in their positions.
Regarding price, DOGE has been fluctuating between $0.122 and $0.133, with no clear breakout signals technically. Some analysts warn that even if the price rises to $0.135, it doesn’t necessarily mean a trend reversal. Instead, they advise everyone to stay cautious—if a rebound occurs, be prepared to take profits promptly. After all, the data is there, but market sentiment hasn’t fully shifted yet.